Hogwarts' Strongest Badger

The divine edge is invisible!

The protagonist's Death Eater family has such an awesome background. After all the clan members died, only my mother was left. Then the entire magical world would surround their mother and son and respect them? Even the teachers at Hogwarts take care of them in every way, better than Harry?

It's amazing that you wrote Badger Yard like this. I can understand if you want to say it's Snake Yard.

Are you sure it's not like Slytherin or Hufflepuff, a group of upright and kind-hearted people, must have a troublemaker? Do you think the Sorting Hat is just a decoration?

It's so boring that it's boring to death. The classic routine is just used to gain popularity among the fans. The bullshit written is not all trivial. 🙂 Can you believe that the people in the Badger Academy will isolate and discriminate against people? A person from the same hospital came out and said, "Humph, then it's useless and useless." Trust me, you will see it in this book, so run away!

He died of poison at Professor Snape's place and retreated The protagonist forcibly suspected Snape's human experiments He was tough with the professor and asked the professor to drink a portion of the medicine. The key is that your mother paid for it and asked the professor to do it. What about you just now?

Hufflepuffs are basically autistic. When writing fan fiction, it is recommended to read at least some Harry Potter. Hufflepuffs in the entire school have relatively few pricks, and even poor students generally do not have pricks so obvious.

The author can try to put himself into the reader's perspective and read the book from the reader's perspective. This will help you discover a lot of stupid flaws. Seriously, does the protagonist you describe look like a detective? 😁 Your protagonist is at best Detective Conan - his three useless friends

When I first started watching it, it wasn't too toxic. I kept watching it and it felt pretty good. But then, what the hell is that Emily? I really can't bear it. The author is a girl. She writes the protagonist as a powerful and affectionate character, but she wants to kill the protagonist... And she still forgives her. She is so affectionate and doesn't want it. I'm so speechless. Even though it's a misunderstanding, I can't bear it. I wrote a cool article from the beginning and kept writing cool articles. Why do I want to abuse the protagonist? Shouldn't the woman who is the protagonist trust him? And Emily probably likes the original Link, so why should she be chosen as the heroine? I didn't read the later ones either, so I don't know if there's a twist. Anyway, I can't stand it now, so I'm giving up the book!

This book is much better than the last one